On 9/25/06, Matt Mullenweg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Robert Deaton wrote:
> If you don't upgrade to 2.0.5, you have the vulnerable plugin in your
> plugins directory. There are still many 2.0.2 blogs out in the wild at
> this point, and for those who won't upgrade to 2.1, they may still use
> and still have a vulnerable plugin. Mark it deprecated and recommend
> the XML export on the plugins panel and on upgrade for all I care, but
> deleting the plugin from wp-content doesn't make it go away for people
> who already have it from their last WP upgrade or their most recent
> install.
That's a pretty good case for leaving it in 2.0.5, thanks for making
those points.
I think its a good case for leaving it in 2.1 and indefinitely. Like I
said before, even if we put a giant glaring message saying "We now
recommend the use of the XML export." Or, although this would never
happen, we could remove it from future versions and supply a seperate
upgrade package which will always include the latest version of the
plugin for just this purpose.
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--Robert Deaton
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